About this property
Modern holiday home with one double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. Separate toilet and shower room. Generous open plan living area. No pets.
Hamlet Rise is a boutique collection of holiday homes and lodges set in the grounds of The Bay Horse pub in Arnold in the rich countryside between Beverley and Hull.
Hamlet Rise provides a comfortable, contemporary base from which to explore East Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast and discover the various market towns and villages the area is famous for. . Hamlet Rise is a boutique collection of holiday homes and lodges set in the grounds of The Bay Horse pub in Arnold in the rich countryside between Beverley and Hull.
Hamlet Rise provides a comfortable, contemporary base from which to explore East Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast and discover the various market towns and villages the area is famous for. . The Bay Horse pub
Garden and children’s play area
Reception . Reception open 4pm-9pm Monday to Friday and 12pm-9 pm Saturday and Sunday
Site Description
Hamlet Rise is a boutique collection of holiday homes and lodges set in the grounds of The Bay Horse pub in Arnold in the rich countryside between Beverley and Hull.
Hamlet Rise provides a comfortable, contemporary base from which to explore East Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast and discover the various market towns and villages the area is famous for.
£50 key deposit payable on site
Reviews (4)
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Susan
The site was clean and tidy.very quite and peaceful. could be noisy in the summer as our caravan was next to the play area of the pub
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Melanie
Double room needs a new mattress could feel the springs
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Julie
The good points were the spacious lounge, kitchen/diner. Great shower. Washing up supplies provided and extra bin bags. Having 2 x toilets was a bonus. Poor were the quality of the mattress in the main bedroom, could feel the springs. This was the only lodge without decking and the only outdoor furniture was a tiny round table and 2 fold up chairs. Totally inadequate when we wanted to eat outside in the nice weather. One more annoyance was the pub extractor fan which you could hear throughout the night. This lodge was right beside the pub beer garden and you could hear customers outside so bear that in mind.